As Seabourn sails into the natural harbor of Antarctica’s Port Lockroy, guests step back in time to explore the historic wonders of this unique outpost. From a British wartime base to a scientific research hub, Port Lockroy now serves as a living museum, offering guests the opportunity to marvel at the island’s natural wonders and storied past. Kayak along the port’s shoreline as colonies of Gentoo Penguins leap from nearby waves and step ashore to send a postcard from the world’s southernmost p

✨ Dream job alert ✨ The famous Port Lockroy is looking for four lucky applicants to work at the world’s southernmost post office. Sound boring? What if we said you got to work with penguins? The chosen staff will keep count of the island’s 1,500 penguins in addition to sorting through up to 80,000 pieces of mail. Last year, more than 4,000 people applied. | NowThis

80 years ago, in February 1944, Operation Tabarin established the UK's first permanently occupied research stations in Antarctica - the birthplace of British Antarctic Survey. This amazing archive footage shows the unloading of stores at Port Lockroy on Goudier Island. The buildings at Port Lockroy are still open today as a living museum, post office and shop, thanks to our friends at the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust. 💡 Check out more amazing audio video archive on our website: https://www.bas.a

Drop anchor in Port Lockroy, Antarctica to find penguins and a post office! | G Adventures